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API UI functions Reference
Opening a popup
In order to open a popup window, you must first define the position of the popup on your map.
You can position this popup by using a "rectangle" object in Tiled that you will place on an "object" layer.


WA.ui.openPopup(targetObject: string, message: string, buttons: ButtonDescriptor[]): Popup
- targetObject: the name of the rectangle object defined in Tiled.
- message: the message to display in the popup.
- buttons: an array of action buttons defined underneath the popup.
Action buttons are ButtonDescriptor
objects containing these properties.
- label (string): The label of the button.
- className (string): The visual type of the button. Can be one of "normal", "primary", "success", "warning", "error", "disabled".
- callback ((popup: Popup)=>void): Callback called when the button is pressed.
Please note that openPopup
returns an object of the Popup
class. Also, the callback called when a button is clicked is passed a Popup
object.
The Popup
class that represents an open popup contains a single method: close()
. This will obviously close the popup when called.
class Popup {
/**
* Closes the popup
*/
close() {};
}
Example:
let helloWorldPopup;
// Open the popup when we enter a given zone
helloWorldPopup = WA.room.onEnterZone('myZone', () => {
WA.ui.openPopup("popupRectangle", 'Hello world!', [{
label: "Close",
className: "primary",
callback: (popup) => {
// Close the popup when the "Close" button is pressed.
popup.close();
}
});
}]);
// Close the popup when we leave the zone.
WA.room.onLeaveZone('myZone', () => {
helloWorldPopup.close();
});
Add custom menu
WA.ui.registerMenuCommand(commandDescriptor: string, options: MenuOptions | ((commandDescriptor: string) => void)): Menu
Add a custom menu item containing the text commandDescriptor
in the navbar of the menu.
options
attributes can have three values :
(commandDescriptor: string) => void
: That value is deprecated. But will work like the second value.{callback : (commandDescriptor: string) => void, allowApi?: boolean = true}
: A click on the custom menu will trigger thecallback
. TheallowApi
attribute is not used with thecallback
.{iframe: string, allowApi?: boolean = true}
: A click on the custom menu will open theiframe
inside the menu. TheallowApi
attribute allow theiframe
to use the Scripting API.
Custom menu exist only until the map is unloaded, or you leave the iframe zone of the script.


Example:
//Add a callback menu in a zone
let menu: undefined;
WA.room.onEnterZone('myZone', () => {
menu = WA.ui.registerMenuCommand('menu test', {callback: () => {
WA.chat.sendChatMessage('test');
}})
})
//Remove the callback menu when the player leave the zone
WA.room.onLeaveZone('myZone', () => {
menu.remove();
})
//Add an iframe in the menu
WA.ui.registerMenuCommand('iframe', {iframe: 'myIframe.html', allowApi: true});
Please note that registerMenuCommand
returns an object of the Menu
class.
The Menu
class contains a single method: remove(): void
. This will obviously remove the menu when called.
class Menu {
/**
* Remove the menu
*/
remove() {};
}
Awaiting User Confirmation (with space bar)
WA.ui.displayActionMessage({
message: string,
callback: () => void,
type?: "message"|"warning",
}): ActionMessage
Displays a message at the bottom of the screen (that will disappear when space bar is pressed).

Example:
const triggerMessage = WA.ui.displayActionMessage({
message: "press 'space' to confirm",
callback: () => {
WA.chat.sendChatMessage("confirmed", "trigger message logic")
}
});
setTimeout(() => {
// later
triggerMessage.remove();
}, 1000)
Please note that displayActionMessage
returns an object of the ActionMessage
class.
The ActionMessage
class contains a single method: remove(): Promise<void>
. This will obviously remove the message when called.
class ActionMessage {
/**
* Hides the message
*/
remove() {};
}